Mother’s Day Crafts for the Classroom
With Mother’s Day just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about how your students can create something special. This post presents 10 Mother’s
With Mother’s Day just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about how your students can create something special. This post presents 10 Mother’s
Looking for some engaging vocabulary activities for your elementary students? This post outlines my new book and the exercises it contains, which is all about
You need books that are engaging and fun for your 3rd grade readers. These books also need to build essential reading skills and have cultural
Do you have third graders who are struggling with reading? There are so many literacy skills related to reading success for Grade 3 students! This
Despite returning for in-person learning, many schools continue to use digital learning tools for reading. But is it bad for kids to read e-books? If
Everything looks pretty on Pinterest and Instagram, but pretty doesn’t always equal functional! This post shares easy to implement classroom centers organization tips that actually
Something exciting is coming in 2022–February 22,2022 or what’s already known as Two’s Day. Some people have also nicknamed it 2’s Day or 2s Day
Elementary students are either learning to read or reading to learn. But what happens when you have students who struggle with both? Guest writer and
You want your second graders to have hands-on practice with ELA skills in a meaningful way. Of course, these activities should be fun so that
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” That one line from the popular song by Andy Williams triggers so many people into holiday-celebration mode.
November can be tricky: you want students to stay engaged with learning, but you’re also facing a much-needed long break. How can you incorporate holiday-themed
Are you looking for some interesting picture books for your 2nd grade reader? Well, look no further teacher friend! This post outlines the best 2nd